Does any one else out there like the movie Cellular?? Because I get beat down from my friends for loving it soo much!!
Lol I LOVED the annoying rich guy who accidentally intercepted the call. That part where's he's at the impound lot and he's like, "OK, fine...I'm getting out my checkbook. Who do I make it out to- LADY WHO SUCKS?" hahaha
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In cellular respiration what is pumped into the inner-membrane space of the mitochondria during the electron transfers to establish a gradient used to drive oxidative phosphorylation?
The only thing I can think of is protein, but seems
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For the life cycle of an angiosperm.
And a few others:
1. What cellular division process always precedes formation of the sporophyte generation?
2. If the sexual generation gives rise to the gametes, what part of an angiosperm is
What cellular division process always precedes formation of the sporophyte generation?
Sporophyte generation starts from the fusion of male and female gametes. The gametes are formed by the meiotic division so both the gametes are haploid(n).
I need to know which cellular organelle would have higher than normal quantities in the liver of an alcoholic. I am having the hardest time figuring this out.
When alcohol is consumed, it passes from the stomach and intestines into the blood, a process referred to as absorption. Alcohol is then metabolized by enzymes, which are body chemicals that break down other chemicals. In the liver, an enzyme called alcohol
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The course Cellular Biology B uses the text Fundamental Biology & Cellular Biology (written by Masaru Wada; Yodosha Publishing) to study the structure and functions of cells which are the base unit of living things. This study of cells is taught by Professor Kentaro Semba. Furthermore, more detailed material on cells which possess special functions is taught by Professor Toshio Oshima. In this course, students can study the fundamental functions of cells which are responsible for almost all life phenomena. Cells were discovered in 1665 by R. Hooke. In 1838, a cell theory for plants was proposed by M.J. Schleiden. Similarly, a cell theory for animals was proposed by T. Schwann the following year in 1839. These theories stated that cells compose the entire body of living things and that cells provide the basic structure and functions of living things. Professor Semba has a playful demeanor and mixes onomatopoeia into his easy-to-understand lectures. He also skips over areas which he views...
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